Choose the right tool for the job.

Enola builds one graph across repositories and languages, and checks what each change did to its structure.

Find your fit

Compare one thing at a time

Four tools, four different answers to the same question.

Compare byenola.CodeGraphGraphifycodebase-memory-mcp
Best forOne graph across repositories and languages, plus a before/after verdict.Returning relevant source to an agent from a live index.Connecting code, PDFs, images and video transcripts.Querying source, Kubernetes and infrastructure-as-code with Cypher.
How the graph is keptSnapshot built on demand from a pinned baseline.Continuously synced SQLite index.Local graph combining code with other media.In-memory SQLite with source and infrastructure.
What stands outCalls linked to handlers; check exits 1 to gate CI.Matching source returned in the agent payload.Community detection over a mixed knowledge base.Cypher queries and broad parse coverage.
Choose it forGating builds when structure regresses after a change.Retrieval from an index that updates as files change.Knowledge in documents and code, or NetworkX graph algorithms.Cypher queries, infrastructure indexing, or a language the others do not parse.

What does Enola add to a pull request?

Your current checks show changed lines, test results and local rule violations. Enola adds a check for changes to the structure of the system.

Pull request / existing checks
Git diff
Shows which lines changed.
Tests
Check the behavior your tests cover.
Linter
Checks local rules, file by file.
Code review
Catches what a reviewer notices.
Enola check

Shows what the change did to system structure. A new dependency cycle can cross files without breaking a test.

↳ CI can use the check’s exit code.

Language support

“Supported” can mean six different things.

Check the level of support for the languages in your repository, not only the advertised count.

1skip2parse3define4calls5resolve6types
Language support depth
  1. 1

    Don’t open it

    No symbols, edges or findings.

  2. 2

    Parse it

    Build a syntax tree.

  3. 3

    Extract definitions

    Find code symbols.

  4. 4

    Calls and imports

    Find literal calls and imports.

  5. 5

    Cross-file links

    Link calls across files.

  6. 6

    Resolve types

    Resolve with type information.

What the advertised language figures actually cover

ToolAdvertisedDepth of that figureMeasured per language?
codebase-memory-mcp158 languagesRungs 2–4 for all 158; rung 6 for 10No
CodeGraphFull extraction + cross-file resolutionRung 5, claimed uniformlyYes, 22 languages
Graphify~40 languagesRung 4; rung 5 generically by nameNo
Enola23 languages and formatsRung 5Yes, 26 tags / 91 repos

See the result on your repository.

One read-only command. No baseline or config, nothing written to disk.

$ enola --explain .
YOUR REPOSITORYARCHITECTURE CHECKS0 new regressions